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theonomy [θɪˈɒnəmɪ]
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) the state of being governed by God
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Theonomists and reconstructionists call for the universal rule of theocratic republics governed entirely according to Biblical principles, with non-Christians excluded from voting and citizenship.
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Although Robertson has always denied being a Reconstructionist, Rushdoony once made an appearance on Robertson's show and much of the televangelist's rhetoric about Christians taking control echoes theonomist rhetoric.
OPERATION POTOMAC by Boston, Rob / Church & State
But he did not mention that leading US Theonomist Greg Bahnsen - who died six months ago - preached his twisted beliefs at Shettleston two years ago.
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